In Swahili we say “Karibuni” to welcome people! So karibuni to my playlist!!! My name is DJ Viv from Kenya. I enjoy the stillness of nature, the love and solidarity of the feminist community that I’ve found across regions , Dido’s music…(Highly recommend) and can occasionally be found providing legal opinions on things. I have created this playlist for you all, with all my love and picked resources from different parts of Africa that I identify with in a way, that I have learnt from and that have fueled my feminist spirit to keep organizing. I hope we can talk about them, and I hope they inspire something in you too. Feel free in this space and WELCOME!!
Twitter:@OuyaVivianne
Instagram: vivianouya
Twitter:@OuyaVivianne
Instagram: vivianouya
Track 1- Research from Kenya on OGBV perpetrated against LGBTIQA+ folk in Kenya
Lets Talk About Online Gender Based Violence-The Findings ReportEnglish, Kenya
Track 2- Experiences from Nigeria about NCII
Silencing Women: Non Consensual Sharing of Intimate Images as Gender Based Viol…English, Nigeria
Track 3- Lets us into the co-ordinated feminist organizing for the #EndSars Movement in Nigeria
In Nigeria, When Will Justice Catch Up with the Present?English, Nigeria
Track 4- Feminist Principles of the Internet-but in Swahili!
Swahili Feminist Principles of the InternetKenya, Swahili
Track 5- Experiences from Uganda about NCII
Countering Non-Consensual Sharing of Intimate ImagesEnglish, Uganda
Track 6- Research from Nigeria about Hashtag Feminism
Exploring Hashtag Feminism in Nigeria: A Case of #EndSars CampaignEnglish, Nigeria
Track 7- An article about feminist movement building from West Africa.
What To do with your Feminism: A Love Letter to Afrifems for A New Decade in th…Africa, English, Movement Building, Self-Care
Track 8- Radio interview exploring Internet usage, access, and safety in Uganda.
Online Freedom and Safety in UgandaEnglish, Uganda
Track 9- Experiences from Malawi about NCII
Accessing Justice for Image Based Sexual Abuse A Challenge for Victims in MalawiEnglish, Malawi
Track 11- An article about how we can collectively make care practices more wholesome and accessible.
On Africa’s feminist frontlines, we need accessible care practices to sustain o…Africa, English
Track 12- Global website with resources relating to digital safety and movement building
Social Movement TechnologiesEnglish
Track 13- Digital dating perspectives from LGBTIQA+ folk in Kenya
Dating in the Digital AgeEnglish, Kenya
Track 14- Research exploring a feminist approach to self-defense
Hacking Systems of Oppression and Protecting our Vital Strenghts: A Feminist Fr…English
Track 15- A global webinar about self-care practise.
Self Care and Collective Well-beingAfrica, English, Mexico
Track 17- You Tube series on experiences of survivors of OGBV
Understanding Online Gender Based Violence and the Impact it has on PleasureEnglish, South Africa
Track 18- Article painting the picture of OGBV manifestation in the Gambia
Online Gender Based Violence: The Need for Collective Action In the Gambia for …English
Track 21- Article painting a quick picture of our relationships with the Internet and Digital Safety in Africa
Women Navigating Digital Spaces and the Push for Accountabilty in the Face of V…Africa, English
Track 22- Feminist reflections from Kenya on online hypervisibility.
Baptism By Fire: My Experience as a Feminist on the InternetAfrica, English, Kenya
Track 23- Reflections from Sudan on the erasure of women's voices in revolutionary organizing
Going "too far" "too personal"? Insights on Sudanese Women's Organizing and the…English